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Description
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Popular brand of instant noodles produced by the company Indofood
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Indomie
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Grilled meat skewers (typically chicken) served with peanut sauce
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Sate
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Indonesian-style fried rice usually topped with a fried egg
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Nasi goreng
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Deep-fried, crispy crackers often provided with Chinese takeaways
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Prawn crackers
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Stir-fried yellow noodle dish that translates to 'fried noodles'
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Mi goreng
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Chilli sauce flavoured with ingredients like shrimp paste, garlic, lime and sugar
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Sambal
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Sweetened, bottled jasmine tea; name translates to 'bottled tea'
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Teh botol
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Slow-cooked, dry beef stew cooked in coconut milk, herbs and spices
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Beef rendang
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Indonesian version of spring rolls
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Lumpia
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Conical rice dish surrounded by various meat and vegetable side dishes
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Tumpeng
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'Kue rangi' is a waffle flavoured with the white flesh of this fruit
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Coconut
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General term for a blend of spices in Indonesian cooking
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Bumbu
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Javanese rice cake boiled inside a woven leaf pouch
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Ketupat
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Traditional soups comprising meat, broth and vegetables
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Soto
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Green cake flavoured with ______ leaves; common across Southeast Asia
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Kue pandan
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Fermented durian condiment
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Tempoyak
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Flaky, layered version of the Indian roti
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Roti cane
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Vegetable salad with eggs, potatoes, tofu, rice cakes and a peanut sauce
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Gado-gado
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'Kopi luwak' is a beverage prepared from eaten and defecated ______ cherries
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Coffee
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Spicy noodle dish often served with a rich coconut curry broth
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Laksa
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Ginger relative that is used in many Indonesian dishes
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Galangal
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Seasoned ground fish cakes grilled in leaf parcels
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Otak-otak
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Pink ose syrup drink mixed with evaporated/condensed milk
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Bandung
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Rich, curry-like stews inspired by Indian cuisine
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Gulai
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Se'i is a Timorese smoked meat dish which usually uses this type of meat (Hint: rarely consumed in Indonesia)
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Pork
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Steamed, layered rice flour and coconut milk snacks
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Kue talam
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Beef meatballs commonly served in a noodle soup
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Bakso
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Wild pig that is a staple of Papuan cuisine in Eastern Indonesia
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Boar
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Fermented soybean cakes that are typically fried
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Tempeh
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Padang sour and spicy fish stew
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Asam pedas
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